Floyd County is Indiana's second-smallest county by land area, wedged along the Ohio River across from Louisville with New Albany as its seat. North and west of town the land climbs sharply into the Floyds Knobs — bluffs rising over 750 feet — so split-level and hillside homes here often need a stairlift more than flat-ground houses do. We install in every township, from riverfront New Albany to ridgetop Galena.
A single county-wide crew matters in this terrain: one team that knows the steep porches of the Knobs and the older two-stories near downtown. We charge no travel fee anywhere in the county and serve seniors and veterans whether they live off I-64 in Georgetown or on a rural lane near Greenville.